All-
I have a temporary configuration problem that I need to get through. We
are planning to launch a free internet service. At first we will be
using a monster of a NT machine running our entire web-app (database,
web server, and served engine). This isn't a permanent or desirable
situation once we build our user base, but at first it will have to do.
As we all know you can only get a certain level of concurrency from a
single VM. Hence my prior questions about load balancing. I hoping to
get additional concurrency by running multiple instances of JServe to
better take advantage of the monster machine.
Other than getting JServe to balance properly on NT, which I think we
can work through with Jean-Luc.'s help, I need Apache to support SSL on
NT. If someone knows of a commercial SSL add on to Apache 1.3.4+ for NT
that would be great (Raven and others run on XXXnixes). Unfortunately I
think that IBM's http server is my only option for SSL. The problem
with IBM's http server on NT is that it is basically Apache 1.3.3. IBM
has its own application server, but I would rather use JServe for
obvious reasons. Unfortunately mod_jserv won't run on Apache 1.3.3. So
I think I may need to back port mod_jserv.dll so I can run it with IBM's
version of Apache. Anyone know where I should start?
Again this is a temporary problem. Eventually I think that I will move
Apache off of my NT monster and run serveral instances of Apache and
several other instances of JServ on an array of Linux boxes with a
programmable router or something and let the NT monster just run the
database. For now, I REALLY need to find a temporary solution, but I
am excited to take the plunge and get it working. Unless anyone has a
better idea :)
Thanks All,
-J
Justin D. Call
Chief Technologist
ThoughtStar, Inc.
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www.thoughtstar.com
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